Government Finance and Public Debt in 1920s South Australia
The Premier outlines a disciplined fiscal course since taking office, detailing revenue, deficits, and surpluses. He credits strict economy and sinking fund restoration for improved finances, contrasts with the Vaughan Labor Government, and notes rising interest costs, tax policy, and the need to avoid waste while expanding essential public works and rail improvements.
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Cox's Croke
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Murra Bridge
Ilto
England
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Mays
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